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2)Next, using Subversion (SVN), perform a checkout of osyl (backend code) and osyl-core-gwt (frontend code) to the local Sakai repository. It will be available at this address :
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svn://<coming soon>/opensyllabus/contrib/sakai/sakai-opensyllabus/trunk OR Unzip a special Sakai 2.5 archive ("le zip de Tom") and this OpenSyllabus archive in your local Sakai repository. |
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4)Create an environment variable called GWT_HOME and which is pointing to your GWT installation directory.
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Considering <path>, the Path to the GWT Directoryinstallation directory Windows: Via the Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Environment Variables -> System Variables -> New and type GWT_HOME and the <path> in the appropriate fields Linux (Bourne, Bash, and related shells): |
5)Next, get and install the google-web-toolkit-incubator library
In fact, OSYL uses some UI components (i.e. Calendar) from this the GWT incubator library.
Look at this library to find some more cool GWT components.
This JAR is compatible with jvm 1.5+ and GWT version 1.5.1+ is mandatory.
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It GWT incubator library can be found here | ||
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download from here Put the gwt-incubator_1-4_final.jar into your GWT base directory (i.e. GWT_HOME) |
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7)Next, you have to compile the JCR module first with this MAVEN command from Sakai base directory :
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